Benefits of accelerated sheep production
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Producers describe the reasons why they practice accelerated sheep production. This work was sponsored by the American Sheep Industry's Let's Grow program, Premier 1, and Michigan State University.
Great Video. Here in Ontario & Quebec Canada accelerated systems are common, in part by all the work done at Cornell University.
good year round utilization of your facilities(and labor costs). supplements, protein boosters, bought in hey, and Wormers. So basically Expensive housing and feeding costs so you can sell a bit of lamb out of season. or you could just raise healthy lambs on grass and manage your pastures well. this production model just doesn't add up to me, it seems like their margins would be very low considering all the Fixed and variable costs going into raising these sheep. Sheep want fresh grass, and fresh grass wants to grow.
Great video
Great info, and we need more if possible.
but the sound was bad and hard to understand.
Please do experiment with your equipment prior to going out to the field.
Thanks.
Like to know thoughts raising them on pasture vs. indoors.
My Request to you all and scientists and Farmers market to grow such biggest Farm in my State Odisha, Bhubaneswar, Khurda, Cuttack in Odisha state in India
I would like to adopt the method of accelerated lamb production a year. Can you give me more information and advice
What Gipsy means? Gipsum?
Nice vidio i am pakistani sir where are you from
Maybe some people like my neighbour is irritating when I turn the volume up. I am irritating to songs with music background nowadays.
Shit = a kind of tin-ja
Up-bringing.
Maybe the calling for azan is aerie to some people of different religion too. That is natural if they are outsiders.
How one is raised. I never like my children or my husband to hear such songs. Their children go to learn to read the Book from my mother. Cabbage dough. The two neighbours on 2 sides my kitchen; right and left.
The info is good, but the interviewer needs to stop being a distraction. Notice how much he looks at the camera and in the process distracts the interview itself....Even making the interviewee also look into the camera. Very distracting....again, this is constructive critique
Wow 20k a acre here its only worth about 200$
He's exaggerating, $20k if your only 30 minutes from a large city and land has irrigation and fence. There's plenty of affordable land in the US.
@@TS-vr9of There's land going for about 12000 a acre in a heavy residential area here in a Canada and that seems like lots.
very poor sound